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Criminal Justice

School: California State University Fullerton
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Crime Analysis Applications
Course Format: Classroom
This class will help you learn to identify and differentiate between crime patterns, series, and trends, and to use their data to forecast future crime occurrences. Includes exposure to the three types of crime analysis (tactical, strategic and administrative), and the eight functions of a crime analysis unit. Prerequisite Crime Analysis Data Analysis,
 

Crime Analysis Data Analysis
Course Format: Classroom
This class introduces students to the field of Crime Analysis including the five steps in the data analysis process: data collection, collation, analysis, dissemination and feedback/evaluation. You will be introduced to sources of criminal justice information. You will learn to collect general and specific crime data, create data tracking matrices, use data to determine the emergence of new cri...
 

Criminal Intelligence Analysis
Course Format: Classroom
This class builds upon the foundation established by the Basic Elements of Criminal Intelligence Analysis class. The focus will be on actual techniques used in analyzing criminal activities. Learn how to convert raw data into valid intelligence information. You will have the opportunity to prepare association matrices, telephone toll analyses, visual investigative analyses, link analyses and fi...
 

Criminal Intelligence
Course Format: Classroom
Learn how to collect and analyze data associated with "victimless" crimes, or crimes against society. These include organized crime, drug and narcotics smuggling and sales, child pornography rings, commercialized prostitution, gambling operations, money laundering schemes and similar criminal acts. Learn how to recognize and identify organized crime activities, develop information sou...
 

School: Bellevue Community College
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Defensive Tactics for Criminal Justice
Course Format: Classroom
Develops physical conditioning and an understanding of "use of force" principles in law enforcement. Students practice level-one arrest and control techniques such as escorts, takedowns, control, and handcuffing, as well as level-two self-defense techniques for dealing with aggressive subjects.
 

Criminal Investigation
Course Format: Classroom
Presents fundamental investigative techniques used within the criminal justice system. Topics include discovery, preservation, and presentation of evidence, methods of obtaining information and developing sources, and functions of a criminal laboratory.
 

Criminal Law
Course Format: Classroom
Surveys theories and concepts of law pertaining to the criminal justice system. Topics include the Revised Code of Washington and specific state and federal constitutional amendments.
 

Administration Criminal Justice Report Writing
Course Format: Classroom
Presents the fundamentals of written communication, using study guides and practice in mechanics and processes. Activities concentrate on preparing professional documents with appropriate sentence and paragraph structure. Writing models are used to demonstrate effective rhetorical strategies and stylistic options.
 

Introduction to Criminal Justice
Course Format: Classroom
Surveys the criminal justice process from arrest through release. Students examine the relationships and responsibilities of and among police, prosecutors, courts, and probation and parole systems.
 

School: ITT Wisconsin Technical College in Greenfield
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Criminal Justice
Course Format: Classroom
This program teaches fundamentals of the criminal justice system and criminal justice skills. The program offers a foundation in criminal law, legal procedures, criminal evidence and criminology. Areas of study include law enforcement, the courts and corrections. Students are taught about the legal system and law enforcement standards to help them develop technical skills used in today¿s crimin...
 

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